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resulting repaired brick is actually stronger where the patch is than
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| This is
the best kiln patching compound we have found. Bricks are stronger where
they are patched together rather than where they are still whole. Use the
patch to glue firebrick back together. A quick dip (or spray) of the soft
brick in water helps to allow Lee's Patch to flow and coat better. You may also use it as a filler for chipped bricks. You may let it thicken to a putty consistency for larger fill areas; or mix the Patch with ceramic fiber to make a good filler. Note: Lee's Patch will be damaged if frozen. Therefore, we suggest caution if ordering for shipment to cold regions during the Winter seasons. Instructions for Use: Lee's Kiln Patch is a unique ceramic bonding and coating agent for use with many refractory materials. It has been used successfully from Cone 06 up to Cone 14. It works very well as a coating agent for material that is subject to abrading or crumbling from normal shop practice. It may be thinned slightly with water if needed and applied by brushing, dipping or spraying. It may be used to bond broken soft bricks back together along with hard brick, broken kiln posts, Kaowool and Fiber Frax, Hard facing and Rigidizer. Hard face the soft brick of your electric kiln and eliminate the headache of crumbling from bumping and scraping. |
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